The Family Violence Issues (FVI) Certificate Program was developed by the MMFC and is comprised of multidisciplinary courses from departments in the Faculty of Arts at UNB. Students must complete eight courses related to the study of family violence choosing courses from three different categories.
All the material in these courses relates to the study of family violence. Students must take a minimum of three core courses, many of which are available online.
60% of the material in these courses relates to family violence. Students can take a maximum of three intensive courses. An Arts Internship (Arts 3000) with an agency or government department related to the family violence field is included in the list of intensive courses.
At least 30% of the course material relates to family violence. Students take a maximum of 3 supplementary courses from a list of almost 50 courses.
See the undergraduate calendar for a description of the FVI Certificate Program and complete lising of course. Not all courses are offered every semester.
If you are interested in the FVI Certificate Program, you must first be admitted to UNB.
You can make an application to the Director of the Muriel McQueen Fergusson Centre for Family Violence Research, Cathy Holtmann, for entrance into the program.
Acceptance is based on your academic performance and any related employment or volunteer experiences.
